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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-6-27, Page 1VOL. III. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1889. O. 108. The Mofsens Bank (Chartered by Parliament, 1855.) Paid up Capital .......... 82,000,000. Rest Fund....... , . , . , 1,000,000, Read office Montreal. F. WOLFERSTAII THOMAS, Esq, GENERAL MANAGER. Twenty _Branch offices in a the Dominion. ,agenciea in the Dominion, 'U..Sa. and Europe. Open xn , Saturdays AQa,re.to X p. to. 3 p. A general banking business transacted Three per cent. per annum allowed for money on Deposit Receipts and Savinge Bank, R. IL ARCHER, Exeter, Jan 28, '88. Manager, THE 05xvitr 4boinatel is published every Thursday Morning, at the Offices lita.1hr-STR ET, -- zxsTrat., BY the SANDERS" PUBLISHING COMPANY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Dollar per annum if paid j+iitiadin Advance. t\4paper discont'.nueduntil all arreara oa are paid. Advertisements without ifio directions will be pnblishod till forbid and charged accordingly. Liberaldisconntrni'tI for transeient advertisement) inserted for long _periods, Every description of JOB PAINTING turned. out in the Boostt style, sand at nxoderate rates. Ghcrjues,inoney ord. ars, &c.for advertising, subscriptions, oto. to be toad* payabl• to %Villiant Sanders, Editor. Church Directory. TRIYITT MESLo1UM. CniTfC11.--Bev. 5.. r eend7 Robinson, Rector. School, Services, .mIla. tn' 3LT,T110AIST 8t., Rev. B. Admstatco:9a.m. And Clement' Paster. Sp.m MAI;) STBFST Bev. X. Wilson, Faster. Klin dap Services,10.30 a. m. and 630 p. m. Sabbath Selo 012,S0 p. m. ilIAZYTRIzTAl14'atarllcllrilev. W. Martin, Pastor. Sunday Services, m.ip• eSabah Scho,i3u3 7i'x•oresstonal Cnr.tE.. I,. MIXINGS. Office over O'Neil's Bank, "Exeter, Ontario, Nitrous Oxide Gas for painless extraction. .Additional Looals.. — Mr. R. H. O'Neil, of Lucan, was in town yesterday. ---Miss Edith Chubb, of Staffs., is visiting friends in town. =For cheap reliable roots and Shoes. go to Biellard Pickard's. H.KINSMAN, DENTIST, L.D. S., ox - tracts tenth without pain by giving vegetable vapor, or using the new Anaesthetic on the gums. Makes cold Pills ings and other dental work the best possible. Gloss toZurich lofAla tuistreet Exetemwith. hooka. TB. WIIITEL'F, 3L 11. C.M., PHYSICIAN' and Surgeon Office and residence -- Corner victoria and Elgin streets, Goderieh, Ontario. DRB neo onOneandtResiLCrerAdrlNorh Streets, Exeter, Ontario. T A. AMOS, ALD., C. M. L.. C.I'., ]DIN.; L, R. C. S., Edfn, L. F.1'. & S., Glasgow; L. M., Edinbur h and Glasgow, M. C. P. & S.. Ontario • F. T. AL. S., Toronto. Night bell at office. Crediton, Ontario. Jy12-8 TO,. COWEN. OFFICE--ALAIN STREET, Exeter, upstairs, opposite Contra Hotel.SideotheMethodistChunc�h. street J W. BROWNING, 1L D., M. C. P. S. Graduate of Victoria University. Office and residence, Dominion Laboratory, Exeter. WILLIAM SWEET, VETER- VY .inary Surgeon. Graduate Toronto. Office and Residence one block east of Samwell & Pickard's store. Opposite skat- ing rink, Exeter, Ontario. TTETERINARY DENTISTRY —A.H. F1T0U, V VeterinaryDentist, graduate of Prof. H. H. Davidson's ental School, Toronto. All work in connection with 'horses' teeth prom- ptIY attended to. Examination free. Office with Wm. Sweet, V. S. A. H. PITCH, V.D. LH.DICKSON,BARRISTER,;SOLICITOR . of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con- veyancer, Commissioner, &e. Money to loan Office-Fanson's Block, Exeter. ELLIOT & ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLTC- . itors, Conveyancers, &e. Money to loan ata per cent. B.V.EnxaoT. J. Ex,x.1oT ---A number of Gipsey's aro camped on the banks of the river. --lir, Frank Walters, of Bayfield, has been visiting friends in town. is. 4. E Take Nofico. On Sunday next, June; 30th, the members of Plymouth Lode No. 63, Sons of England. Benevolent Society will kindly meet in their hall at 12 o'olock sharp, for the purpose of going to Hensel awl attend divine service with the brethren of that place. Let every member attend.. T, DWARD N. LEWIS, BARRISTER, NOT - .12.‘ ary Public, Proctor in Maritime Court, Conveyancer,&c. Solicitor for Huron Land Agency. Goderich and Bayfield. Bayfield office at-Swartz's Hotel, open every Thursday. Money to loan at very low rates. TAMES ONE, Exeter, Ontario, Lieensod Auctioneer for the: County .of Huron.. Sales promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arranged at this office. af:I7[E7`itla�, ICENNy--In Corbett, on 22ndinst', the wife of John Kenny, of a daugh- ter. neatoNNr---In OM, on the 22n1d inst., the wife of Patrick Mahoney, of a daughter. Swear --In Exeter, on the 26th tee, the wife of Mr. Win. Sweet, V. S., of a daughter. Dowty.—In Exeter, on. the 25th inst., the wife of Mr. Waal. Down, of a son. O'DTER.--Xn Olaandoboye, en. the 25th lnst.,the wife of Anthony O'Dyer, Esq., of a daughter. �BROWN Winchelsea. Lioented Auct- . ioneer for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex also for the township of Usborne. Sales promptly attended to and terms reason able. Sales arranged at Post office, Winchelsa Biddulph. Mr. John Hodgins, Carman, left on Monday for the North West. AN wish John well in his new 'wane. Mr. Joseph Hodgins who moved from this place, to keep hotel at Elimvillo, had the misfortune to loose one of his children from the effects of whooping cough, last week, M some persons were passing the flax mill near Lucan. on Saturday last they discovered the body of an infaut floating in an old well. It is presumed to have been thrown there to hide the shame of some evil minded person. Coroner Hosanck, of Luean ordered the child_ interred, The case should be fol- lowed up, and If possible,the guilty parties be brought to justice. BOSSENBERRY, Hensall Ontario. Lie - .12.4 ensed Auctioneer for the County of . Huron:. Cha,g,esmoderate and satisfaction guaranteed. TAT HOLT, Iihiva, Ontario. Licensed, auct- V . ion ser for the Counties of Middlesex and Lambton, and. the townships of y All safes pStephen and Hay. promptly attended to. ..s E'LEER, Licensed Auctioneer for Hay TT 'LEER, Stephen and AteGiIlivray townships. Office-Creditoa, Onts.rie. Limn, The High School trustees have bought three acres of the Hall farm, north of the village, avhere there is a good building•sito and drainage. Miss Sarah Russell, of this village, died on Friday last tura was huried among her relatives' on theold home - sten d. The funeral was taken charge of by the Salvation Army who held a "demonstration" on the occassion. We notice that Mr. Matheson, Anti- quarian is making a collection of Elk's Horns which the fanners plow or dig up while ploughing up swamp lands. He is also picking up a few pioneers tool, before they all disappear, such as old tin lanterns with holes punched in all around instead of glass, ox yokes etc.. British Grain Trade. London, June 25.—The Marie. Lane Express, in its weekly review of the British grain trade during the past week, says:—"The weather favors the wheat crops,eticept in the heavier soils, which will need dry weather during July. The sales of English wheat dur- ing the past week were 125,000 quart- ers, a fair quantity for midsummer week. The foreign wheat trade is improving, though there is no quotable advance in prices; Indian is occasion- ally 6e1 dearer. Foreign barley is 3d dearer. Oats are firm. Beans and peas are weaker. In the offcost Danubian wheat touched 28s and Californian 33s, though they close firmer on the week. Russian Barley was 6d to 9d dearer and corn was 3d dearer. At to -day's market English wheat was 6d dearer, and Indian 1s dearer- American and Californian tended in sellers' favor. The lodges of Seaforth, Brueefield, barna and Bayfield,of the IBoyalTemp- lars of Temperance, intend holding a gi,ird union .;il pienie ie this place, on 1st July. We trust that the village pee- pie eapie will give them a hearty reception, and show them that they are not as bad on the liquor question as some people; are inclined to thing. We have an opportunity now of expelling the dark cloud that has been hovering over us, and let us do it, Ailsa Craig. Miss Mattie Ross went home to spend her vacation =Saturday. A gang of wandering Gipeeys pass- ed through here on Saturday last. A number of the Crag people took lathe pie-uic at Poplar ;hill on Friday last. past twoyeara. Zoo have ever been prompt and consientious we believe in yourdnt and service as mi nister and friend. and we desirev to express our hope that in your now field of labor, to 'which you so Ea on go,yan may have the mostgrntsfying snecoss, and that you may find much pleasure in your new associ- ations. We beg your acceptance of this ernall token ofor esteem and regard, and You wfll kindly accept our ggood wishes for the future welfare oj'y am family, one and all, and ofyourself iu particular,while part - lugs orcux only to teeeneutly upon this spiu.re we will ever lloj.o fora glad renniotr of pastor and people in that air" where -congregations ne' -r break up" and where tisaallhops to sheet again ''iueet neer to sever" Signed on behalf of the young ladies of the Methodist church. Mr Bough made a very suitable re- ply thanking for their great kindness which was wholly unexpected on his part. A rousing meeting (as the Globe terms it) of less than forty . Grits held forth in the Town ikau here on the 20th inst, to discuss the political titn- atian of the party and things gener- Air. Wm. doll loft irexo on Dionda to ally, although some of therm were very, accept tit Bell as baker in Grant's loud in their denouneiation of the p position Jesuits Estate Bill before they went Bakery- at Lucas, into the Meeting: yet, after they as - Some wag tacked a sign with "wool - sembled ill the town hall they were wanted" printed on it, over the barber very meek, although they dutifully chop door the ethsr; day. . dale) the bidding, of their chief organ - Miss Aline Winn, a sister to G. M. iter, Mr. Preston, of Toronto. There Winn, editor of the Ayintor Stine is the mass: no resolution condemning the 188 guest of John Craven, Esq, at present. Quite an -ember of the. Craigites at- tended the party held at the resideueo of Mr. J. Grahams, on Friday last, Out at Amesville, The llttl9 daughter of Mr. A. U. linnroe, who bed her eight arra broke a short time ago is now able to be opposition in the Hous) of columns. who so uobly )and manfully' supporta the Cxovcrnruont. The cause of there being no motionmade, was, that they were afraid of loosing a few Roman Catholic votes for their pet candidate, Mr. Waters. That' made their usual motions of confidence in Mr. Mowat and his partner, leaurier, the leader of the around again. But it was after the adjournment that Mr W.13, Charlton, Portage La Pre- the true principals which they advo- ire, Mu/tubas is plrrehstsing as couple of vete came to lights they denounced the car -basis of borses around Deere to take i. license commissioners for setting two back to the North West. Grit )applicants for shop license aside Mr. It. 0, Munro bas changed the anaa giving a license to a Conseryatire. name of his betel, and now it will he In fact they got so badly excited about knownas the "Central" instead of the the ]matter that their chief organizer, "Farmers" which it previously was. Mr. Preston, declared euapaathacelly that Mr. Nicholas. Walton, who has len if he had the dispensing of licenses he visiting his friends armed here for the would not give ,'a� Tory one in the past mouth, returned to his home in whole Province. Poor thing! Whitesville, Miele, on Tuesday last. Mr. Frank Atkinson had two fingers of :his right hand badly smashed on Thursday last, by a beam falling on thein, at McNaughton's barn raising. Mr. Thos. ~Wilson lost his valuable mare "Moss Rose" ono day last week. "toss Bose was a magnificent animal old cordalino breed and it was probably the last of haat breed in this part of the country. Mr. Seth Pride bas finished the briele and stone foundation for the new mill, and it is expected that the carpenters will have the frame work ready for raising, on Tuesday next. The base -hall club intend holding a grand Base ball Tournament hero, on or about July 19th, when they will. hand up X55 as first prize to the best club, besides several smaller prizes. Mr. `iT. J. Walton has been appointed agent for the Detroit Sunday Sun at. Craig. Any one desirous of subscrib- ing for it can leave their orders at the printing office and they will receive his attention. Mr. Andy Cameron, ow popular baker,has succeeded in engaging Mr. John Adams, the crack baker, of Lon- don. The people of Craig ought to feel proud. of such enterprising young male as Mr. Cameron in their midst. Mr Pemberton, who has been absent from this town for about six years, re- turned on Monday last. In a conver- sation with your correspondent he stat- ed tated that be never seen apiece that grew so niuch as Craig had in the past six years. Look out for a boom gentlemen.. A party of croquet players had a slight misunderstanding about a point in the game on Saturday night, but we are pleased to state that it,, was amic- ably settled before any blows were ex- changed, although it appeared at one time as if there was going to be a slug- ging match. A grand farewell party was given to Miss Shaw Hellier at the residence of the Rev. Mr. Shores, where she has been visiting for the past year, on Friday last, by a number of her friends. Mr. C. Walker occupied the chair in a very acceptable manner. Several recitat- ions, songs and a short speech by. the Rev. Mr. Shore were given during the evening, besides several -selections by the Brass Band. Miss Shaw Hellier leaves for England this week. The young boys of Craig have in- vented nvented the latest on record,: it consists in one of them getting under the side- walk and putting his pocket handker- chief up through a crack will attract the attention of any one passing along and cause them to stop and pick it up, but as they reach to get a hold of it the boy below with sudden jerk draws it through the erack and the would be finder suddenly finds that he has been duped. What next? Bayfield. Mrs. T. J. Marks was in London last week visiting friends there. Mr. H. F. Edwards is under the weather at presest. We trust his re- covery will be -speedy. Miss. Georgio Morrison, who has been visiting in the village for some weeks past, left for her home in Hensel], last Friday morning,. During the past week the Presby- terians had thir church nicely kalso- terlan y mined. It needed it badly, and we aro glad some enterprising persons took hold of the affair and ha& the thing done. They-oung gentleman who are run- ning the pleasure boats have kindly given the young people of the village Several sails already. ' Thesehavebeen acceptable and thoroughly enjoyed.. As many more as may follow will be as thoroughly appreciated, Quaid Bend. 0. Mack is at present drawing cord- wood to Dashwood, The crops are looking splendid around here since the rain. The fishermen areaboutdiseoura ad bemuse they had such a poor Welt of lz thie season, L. 0. L., No, 826, hold at Grand Bond. had a special Royal: Arch meeting on Wednesday evening last. Mr. John Taylor has the masons building a stone foundation under his barn, which was raised some time ago. The bush whackers are at the bark peeling now. The late rains made the bush so wet that they could not got around to peel in the fore part of the season. The latest thing on record is:.A couple of lassies set 14 hen -eggs under a gobbler to hatch out. The question is Of the gobler hatches the eggs out what will the brood be?' The Methodist Union picnic held here on Friday last was a grand success. There was a little rain in the forenoon to settle the dust brit it turned out fine in the afternoon. A. grand celebration is to be held at Grand Bond on July 1st. There are games of all kinds and a big time is expected. Look out for the bills and come along as the public are all cordially invited to attend. Picnics are all the go here just now.. Nearly every day one or two take place. On AIonday there was one held here and amongst those present your correspondent saw, were Dr. Amos and Chas. Zwieker, Crediton; Mr. Gibb, Parkhill; Mr. Amos, McGillivray; and Wm. Sanders, editor ExeterADvetATE. From all appearance they • were all having a good time. The following address and a well fill- ed purse was presented to the. Re"v. Mr. Hough, pastor of the Methodist church, who is about to leave here, on Wednes- day evening last:- Ailsa Craig, Juno 19th, 1859• To REY. Jozirr Honest, Rev. and Dear Sir:— We the undesigned member of your past- oral charge at this place, take this opportun- ity of expressingto you our sincere regard for yourself anfamily, and the esteeme which we feelfor you as our pastor for the be; and a doctor administered. stimu- lants, A mattress was procured eta a Are put on, and everything possible was done, but be quietly sank, and died about 5 o'clock. While in the cell he had battered his head badly against the walls or bars, He was a stranger here. His friends are sup- posed to live in Stratford. Centralia, Mr. John Parsons, sr, has returned. frout Manitoba The butcher shop has suspended open ations until cool weather comes, Our cheese makers are doing a rush- ing business now. The annual straw -berry festival will be held in this place on July 1st. Cotala one, come all. There -will be a ;aline of base -ball played here an July 1st and via be an exciting game. Quite all exciting row teak place its town, on Monday night Bast; but for- tunately no one was hurt. The Windsor Castle is now being greeted. The masons are through for he present, and the carpenters have The eutertainment under the ova- pices of Knox church. Mission 13nnd, held= Friday evening, was a grand, success. Eve.rybody attendie W well pleased and fully satisfied, The following officers wereelected at the last meeting of Huron. encamp- ment No 28 L 0.0, F. for the coming term; J. M. Farquharson 0. P.; h 3 Toms, II. P.; G. Ii :Nairn, a W.; J. Stratton, R. S.; IL W. Ball, F. S.; lira LI. Morley, Trees, G. Porter, J; W. The posters have been issued an. xaouneing the grazed celebration here on. Douuinion Day. A baet7ball match will take place between Exetee and Goderich club, also aa,la Bross ruhtehand various other pines and amusement All who wish a day of pleasure, slmuid net fail to come to Goderich, Enron taouuty Notes. Blyth had tiro cases of elopement fast week, The Huron county council has grant ed 25 eta extra to trach man who pee to camp in addition to the government 313+,,'. The num will therefore rcet v this year 75 cts. a day awl rations. At the recent sleeting of the high comaneneed. Court of Forresters, iu i oazdon, a. hand - A, new drain has been put in along some golddaeaded came and surokilag ourenain st. Robert wanted it to come! outfit, .accompanied by a suitable ad - up to the front of his residence, but, no l dress, was presented to Mr. John Smith sir Robert, of C Unto), the High Marshal of the Mr, Geo, G. Essery has purchased Court. from Mr John Mitchell, et Crediton, Messrs. Roley iieuuedy and Citerlea another horse for hie livery. Geo. is', Murray completed the work of movie bound to boom things in this line, a beret on the farm of Mr, W-m.11th Mr. Thos.Naira,of Whalen, formerly of the Hippen Road, an. Tuesday. This of Centraalia,is visiting hiswanyfrleuds barn is 80 #r DO foot aand firma here. Thomas looks 'sell, and Itis uleav: 148 rods in six hours. The boys wow* likens sea this beaten by the Startler roller. home must agree with him, Tuesday night beiugthe Inat of the evangelistic meetings at Exeter, quittl as crowed went from this plaice to hear of Logan, was a arc suctnfsa;ftll aifilac the farewell discourse of the Rea. n gentlemen. Notwithstanding the unfavorabl weather a large crowd assembled in Mr. Joseph Anderson and Alfred i5I'ushelbcrga" grove, and a moatoanr Glanville, returned from Manitoba on able time va'as spent in games, ibtWag Wednesday evening last, They have and other amusements. both taken uplandin that Province, and Mr. Wm. Cooper, of the 1I111 Road, are much pleased with that country. Tucl:ersmitlt. ~also is noshing for ;1110X - Mr. John Hodgins purchased from cellent reputation as a breeder of titer - Mr. . Nairn one day last week, several ough-bred Short Horns, has recently village lots, pitying therefor a fair fig. sold a very superior 17 months old Bull ore. We understand that the council to Mr. John. Bedford jr., of Brussels,, for will open a gravel pit there,as the ;ray-' $140. This Bull wags bred from the el Is of the best quality, Iron Park Bull "Roan Priem" .und s"a Mrs. Wm. Elliot drove into a drain of the popular Duchess Strain. He will be as a valuable acquisition to thorough Clinton, Some young men, for stealing cattle, were sent to Goderich to stand their trial. On Thursday last,our postmaster left for the "old sod." We wish him a pleasant trip. We are glad to here that Mr. Wm. Cantelon is progressing as -well as can be expected, since having the surgi- cal operation preformed. Mr. RobtePorter, M. P., delivered a very stirring and interesting address to the residents of Clinton on Monday evening. Mr, Porter has not lost any of the old time , brilliancy, and was heartily cheered.0 About half past nine on Tuesday morning, a man named McCoy, while under the influence of liquor, purchas- ed an ounce of Paris green, took it to a hotel and mixed it up and drank it. As soon as it was known what he had done efforts were made to give him emetics, but he resisted, and the ser- vices- of Chief Paisley was called. He arrested the man and took him to the Council Chamber, ~Where medical aid wts quickly summoned, and the doctor used a stom;ich pump, after which he srrt�s put in the loek-np. About throe o'41ock he was found in a bad state. Hb was brought into the council chaan- The German picnic held on It onday, the 10th inst., at Brodhagen, in the tp. which had just been opened in front of bred steel: of :Morris. Pearsalia and upset the rig, dumping both the occupants out. Had Mrs. Ell- Some time ago Mr. John Reid, livery riot not bean an expert driver, no doubt stable keeper, Goderich had a horse agreat deal of damage would have and buggy stolen from him by a party who hired the rig, and diligent search failed to recover it until about a week. ago, when he received word. that led to recovery of the anima, but the buggy and harness is still missing, A. mala supposed to be the thief ..was arrested. at Brantfora on a telegram from there but constable Yule found he did net answer the description and he was. dis- charged: Mr. David Tyerman, of Tyerman Bros., of the Huron Road, near Seafor!h has recently purchased a splendid farnt in the tp., of Biddulph. This farm is on the 13th con. of that tp., rtdjoininee the village of Grauton, contains 1.01 acres, and has on it agood stone house with out bildings to correspond, It was purchased for ;x6,000, and Mr. Tyerman thiuks he has got agreat bargain, and no doubt he is correct. He gets pos- session. on the first of Nov. next. The Messrs. Tyerman now own 850 acres of splendid land between them. The Annual District Meeting of the I. 0.0. F. was held in the Oddfellows Hall, Goderich, on the evening ofWed- nesday the 12th inst. The Bro. I. F. Torus, presided. Matters sof importance to the order was discussed, and the consideration of rules to gov- ern the committee, left over to a meet- ing to be held in Cliuton, on 6th July: Bro. Toms was renominated for than office of D. D, G. M., and Bro. White of Clinton, was elected District Sec- retary. Among those attending the meeting, were P. G. M McDonald, of Lucan, Bro. Spackman, of Exeter, and Bros. White and Jones, of Clinton. At the conelusion of tint. meeting the visiting Bros. were entertained at Ball's Ice Cream. rooms. Special Announcement, We hale made arrangements -with Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., publishers of "A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseaseef" which will enable all our .subscribers to obtain a copy of that valuable 'work free by sending their address (enclos- ing a two -cent stamp for mailing same) to DR. B. J. KENDALL Co, ENOSBIInrin FALLS, 'Tt. This book is now secog sized as standard authority' upon all diseases of the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests, over four million copies having been sold in the past ten yea= a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period of time. We feel confident that our patrons ivil appreciate the work, and .be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining a valuable boo]:. It is necessary that you mention this paper in sending for the "Treatise." Phis oTer will remain opal only a; short time -2t. been done. Air. Robt, McCoy last week started his statute labor work. He worked very diligently for about one and a half days but old age seems to have overcome Robert, and ho was forced too suspended operation. You had better hiroteThomas in the future to do your statue labor. Goderioh Township. Mrs. C. J. Disney is visiting friends in Manitoba just now. On Sunday, July 7th, the Rev. Mr. Hill wilLpreach a sermon to the Orange- men of L. 0. L. No. 806 in Cole's church, Bayfield line. A11 will by sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. John Cox, of Yorkton, Dakota. She was formerly a resident of this township. The Rev. Mr. Fisher will take charge of the Arthur village church. His place will be taken by Mr. Campbell, of Dungannon. On Wednesday last another of our young men in the person of Mr. W. D. McConnell took unto himself a better half, being one of Hullett's fair ladies. The Rev. Mr. Fisher performed the ceremony. The new rapidly. The, annual picnic of the public school will be held at Grand. Bend on Friday next. All are invited. One evening last week as some of our citizens were on their way to Exeter to hear Revs. Crossley and Hunter the axle of one of the wheels broke. Last Tuesday evening the Zurich [Cornstalk] baseball club went out to play the 14th boys. The game was very interesting and resulted in a score of 17 to 27 in. favor of Zurich. Zurich. buildings are going up Goderich. The fishing for the past week has been fair. A large number from here "took in" the Masonic exclusion. to Toronto on Monday. -The drinking fountains presented by the ladies of this town, heave been plac- ed in position. They are {very hand- some and useful. The pulpit of the north se Methodist church was occupied on Sunday last. by A. TI. Manning, of Clinton.